Yoshida Visit Looms Pleasant and Profitable
Japanese Premier Shigeru Yoshida’s U S trip amid Communist pressure argues for a middle path to ease trade restrictions with Red China. Washington faces options to bolster Japan with aid as it seeks new markets while resisting Soviet and Chinese overtures.
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Charles M. McCann
United Press
Shigeru Yoshida
United States
China
Soviet Russia
Japan
Red
Washington Dispatches
Peiping
Red China
Soviet Union
Chinese People’s Republic
Yoshida
Eisenhower
John Foster Dulles
Washington
Beautiful Blonde Seeks Lion Hunting Husband in Africa
In a Willard Hotel interview Fran Keegan, a traveling actress, says she wants a husband who loves lions and Africa and would join her on safari. She has one wife already and dislikes married men, seeking a partner with intelligence, common sense, and a shared love of warm weather and adventure.
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Harman W. Nichols
Washington
Africa
Fran Keegan
Fran
Keegan
Willard
Wilds
Iran
Record of 1953-era total fairheadcount surpasses population
The total fair in the United States reached over 85 million in a year equivalent to about half the U S population. This figure reflects broad public engagement across sectors and regions during that period.
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Japan
United States
Senate Set for Dixon Yates and McCarthy Censure Debates
The Senate moves into two major debates this year. The Atomic Energy Committee will hear Dixon Yates private power proposals to TVA, while the full Senate weighs censure charges against Sen. McCarthy. Supporters say private power is practical. critics warn it could undermine TVA.
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Senate
House Atomic Energy Committee
Dixon-Yates
Tennessee Valley Authority
McCarthy
State Department
Army
Sen. Flanders
R-Vi
Flanders
Eisenhower
Atomic Energy Commission
TVA
West Memphis
Ark
Jerry Lewis Back in Action Despite Illness on Set
Hollywood veteran Jerry Lewis returns to work at Paramount after virus pneumonia and jaundice. On the You're Never Too Young set he joked and acted with his usual energy, planning TV shows and Las Vegas work while adjusting rest breaks between shoots.
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Bob Thomas
Hollywood
Jerry Lewis
Paramount
Lewis
Tony Curtis
Jerry
Norman Taurog
Taurog
Sands
Las Vegas
Hal W
Barkley Re-elected to U S Senate by Kentucky voters
With 78 percent of precincts counted, Alben W Barkley led John Sherman Cooper for the U S Senate seat. Barkley held a margin of about 75 thousand votes as results showed 364 493 to 289 549. Cooper refused to concede. Kentucky elected five Democrats and one Republican to the House.
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Louisville
Alben W. Barkley
U. S. Senate
Senate
Veep
Commonwealth
Barkley
John Sherman Cooper
U.S
House of Representatives
Sevons
Danelleen
Backiey
Cooper
Kentucky
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